We look forward to welcoming the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic community to Salt Lake City for the 2025 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Assembly from Wednesday to Saturday, Sept. 24-27. We’re excited to gather in the host city of the 2034 Winter Olympic & Paralympic Games, as we look ahead to a decade of Olympic & Paralympic sport in the United States beginning with Los Angeles 2028, and finalize our preparations for Milan-Cortina 2026.

The 2025 Assembly offers the opportunity to build excitement as we continue on this path of excellence, service and community in support of Team USA. We'll use this time to listen, engage and embrace our diverse perspectives, with the goal of emerging as a more unified and collaborative community so that, together, we can empower American athletes to reach their greatest potential and grow the love of sport in this country.

Thank you to all of our Assembly participants for your continued support and dedication to advancing the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement. Your participation at this event, and in the years ahead, will help further the legacy and evolution of Team USA, shaping the future of sport.

Pre-registration is required for access and participation at Assembly, and registration is tentatively scheduled to launch in May. For questions, please contact TeamUSAEvents@usopc.org.

Dates: Wednesday-Saturday, Sept. 24-27

Location: Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah (500 South Main Street)

Additional details on the 2025 schedule to be added closer to the event

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Assembly - an annual meeting of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic community - was initiated in 2005 to give a voice to the various member organizations of the USOPC, to keep dialogue open between members, staff and volunteer leadership and help to further the Olympic and Paralympic Movement in the United States.

In addition to a USOPC board of directors meeting, the program typically includes town hall meetings, joint sessions of USOPC constituent councils, panel discussions and a general address from the organization’s CEO and chair. In addition, the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic community awards honor individuals and programs that have made an impact in their communities.